AHA Fruit Acids is a botanical alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) complex consisting of 15% glycolic acid, 31% lactic acid, 3% citric acid, 1% tartaric acid from extracts of grape (vitis vinifera), lemon (medica limonum), passionfruit (passiflora. quadrangularis), & pineapple (ananas sativus) Sheds off the outermost layer of skin cells (corneocytes). Induces renewal of a skin cell layer. Increases the moisturizing level of the skin which improves the flexibility of the upper skin layer.
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